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Just and Sustainable Mobility Transition in the Transport Sector: A Conceptual Framework and Gender Mainstreaming Case Studies

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10 Oct, 2024

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Just and Sustainable Mobility Transition in the Transport Sector: A Conceptual Framework and Gender Mainstreaming Case Studies

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This publication highlights a just and sustainable mobility transition framework for transport practitioners and policymakers, with a focus on gender-mainstreaming considerations.

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10/31/2023

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